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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
6
In Lawton Oklahoma September 29 1908 Pressnall asks Comrade pressman about the newly passed Oklahoma law guaranteeing bank deposits. The reply criticizes the law as politically partisan and likens it to a premium on wildcat banking and a tax on the public.
Items and expenses from the morning budget report. Home from Colorado trip, enjoyable jaunt, benefits to the household. New engine and pump shipped for city water plant per City Clerk Nichols. Rome Weeks in police court on minor charge after previous shooting incident. Atlantic Band returned home last night.
Fragmentary OCR records show monetary values and names such as Beauchamp and Griespit connected to a property or estate matter. Entries mention amounts like 1650 and 2090, with references to Atlantic Bead City and Brown. The readable items suggest legal or financial notices without a clear narrative or dates.
A severely garbled obituary notes the death of a woman named Wio at her home in Griswold area. It mentions a cousin connection and references a religious “Master” guide, with an unclear cause and details about her illness and later plan to return home from Chillicothe weeks earlier.
Fragmented OCR notes mention Thea iain and Emmy Faust in a district context with unclear details. The readable bits imply tentative names and a local election or district assignment but lack concrete actions, dates, or locations. Further text needed for a precise card.
The report records brief mentions of an operation for appendicitis and hospital visits to Brayton and Dre, with others like Oathoudt, Wy, and Lasker visiting relatives in Missouri or returning from trips. Mentions of Ak-Sar-Ben events, travels to Omaha and England, and a Brown Grocery Co. reference appear amid scattered names and places.
Taylor John H Moin is reported to have died in the afternoon event at 608 West Sixth. The notice cites the location and time but provides few additional details about the circumstances or those involved.
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